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  • SWX Considering Offer For virt-x plc

    Date 19/12/2002

    The SWX Swiss Exchange is in advanced stage of conducting talks with virt-x of London with the aim of completely taking over virt-x plc, which is listed on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM). The SWX currently holds 38.9 per cent of the shares of virt-x; another 38.9 per cent are held by the Tradepoint Group (TPG), a consortium of international investors and banks. The TPG has signed an irrevocable undertaking to tender its shares to the SWX for 12.5 pence within the framework of a pub

  • Stockholmsbörsen: Review Of Most Traded And ATTRACT40

    Date 19/12/2002

    Stockholmsbörsen's segment for the most traded shares will be updated from January 1st, 2003. The Most Traded-segment (Mest omsatta) on the A-list will loose 2 companies while Attract40 will get 8 new companies and 10 companies will leave the segment. The companies that leave the segments will be listed among the other companies at the A-list or the O-list segments.

  • Stockholmsbörsen Rejects Demand For VAT Repayment

    Date 19/12/2002

    On June 20, Stockholmsbörsen received a writ from banks and brokerages concerning a demand for the refund of value added tax paid during the years 1993 - 2000 (see also press release dated 2002-06-20).

  • Singapore Exchange Ltd Appoints New Director

    Date 19/12/2002

    Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX) today announced that it has appointed Mr Tang Wee Loke as its new non-executive director with effect from 19 December 2002.

  • SET Announces Average Daily Turnover In 2002 Reached More Than THB8 Billion, An Increase Of 30% From Last Year - 25 New Companies Listed Their Shares On The SET, Sending Total Stock Values To More Than THB2 Trillion

    Date 19/12/2002

    The SET announced that trading volume in 2002 were higher than targeted, despite being affected by the situation between the US and Iraq. The SET worked hard to increase its investors base and the quality and quantity of products in the SET and the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI), increasing the efficiency and lowering costs for the industrial sector, and supporting the good governance practices of listed and member companies of the SET.

  • Program Trading Averaged 34.9 Percent Of NYSE Volume During Dec. 9-Dec. 13, 2002

    Date 19/12/2002

    The New York Stock Exchange today released its weekly program-trading data submitted by its member firms. The report includes trading in all markets as reported to the NYSE for Dec. 9-Dec. 13, 2002.

  • Pacific Exchange To Trade S&P Funds

    Date 19/12/2002

    The Pacific Exchange (PCX) announced today that it has expanded its licensing agreement with Standard & Poor's (S&P), and will begin trading options on three additional S&P exchange-traded funds on January 2, 2003.

  • Oslo Børs: New Threshold Of 5% For Disclosure Of Acquisitions Of Large Shareholdings From 1 January 2003

    Date 19/12/2002

    The Ministry of Finance resolved on Wednesday 18 December 2002 to introduce, with effect from 1 January 2003, a new threshold of 5% for the disclosure of acquisitions of large shareholdings and rights to shares. This was accompanied by the approval of a new regulation that introduces certain exemptions from the rules on disclosure of acquisitions for investment firms. These new provisions on disclosure also apply to primary capital certificates.

  • NYMEX To Postpone Listing Additional Gasoline Months

    Date 19/12/2002

    The New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc., announced today that it will postpone listing additional months of trading in its unleaded gasoline futures contract, beginning with the January 2004 contract, originally scheduled for listing on January 2, due to changes in state and federal gasoline requirements beginning in 2004.

  • NYMEX Sets Record for NYMEX Division Seat Sale

    Date 19/12/2002

    A seat on the NYMEX Division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, Inc. sold today for a record $1,300,000, topping the $1,110,000 sale on September 25, 2002.